Spectroscopy at atomic scale group


A new opportunity for a post-doctoral fellow to work on 2D materials is now available in the projects entitled:

"Spectroscopic characterization of 2D-heterostructures"


Check "Join-us" for further informations.


The Lab devotes investigation efforts and passion to the characterization of surface phenomena occurring at atomic and sub-molecular scale. Surface-supported nanostructures, as single-isolated and self-assembled atomic or molecular structures, are measured with aim to understand the correlation between adsorption geometry, electronic and magnetic properties as well as their chemical reactivity. Currently, we additionally aim to tune by external stimuli 2D-structure and interface properties and to detect their responsivity. By using the power of high-resolution scanning probe microscopy (STM-AFM) techniques, we locally probe the characteristics of the system and survey their induced modification in electron conductance, charge and heat transport, induced chemical reactions,… . Such instrumental versatility and unique resolution provide a comprehensive characterization of the structure, electronic, vibrational and surface-potential. This characterization provides significant insights into materials properties for multiple different applications.

News

March 2023: We are hiring: one Post-doctoral position open (Join us). Deadline for application April 15th, 2023

March 10th 2023: Congratulation to Xabier for the beautiful thesis!

February 2023: New publication, in Nano Letters

November 2022: New publication, in Nanoscale

March 24-25: We participate and host the SanCar team for the NanoCar race II. A 24-hour competition on molecular driving by transforming electrical pulses into mechanical motion. Follow us in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofwBAOi01_o

August 2021: New publication, in Nanoscale